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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Having, hae had
Having seen this pictures of rose again and again each day, my friend also became rose flower fan, like me.
Having seen this movie again and again, I became fan of this guy.
He visited many craft center and met many art workers and had them design a beautiful art works for me.
I met many music artists and have had them create some soothing music.
Are all the above sentence ok? When we usually start the sentence with having like above and when we need use having had/ having had?
Thanks for your help.
Having seen this movie again and again, I became fan of this guy.
He visited many craft center and met many art workers and had them design a beautiful art works for me.
I met many music artists and have had them create some soothing music.
Are all the above sentence ok? When we usually start the sentence with having like above and when we need use having had/ having had?
Thanks for your help.
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Wonder123 when we need use having had/ having had ? You wrote the same thing twice. You need to explain this more clearly.
- Wonder123 when we need use having had/ having had ?
- You wrote the same thing twice.
- You need to explain this more clearly.
- Note that 'have' is an auxiliary verb and also a normal verb.
- Sometimes both are used together, giving combinations like 'have had', 'has had', or 'having had'.
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Wonder123when we need use having had/ having had?You wrote the same thing twice. You need to explain this more clearly.
Note that 'have' is an auxiliary verb and also a normal verb. Sometimes both are used together, giving combinations like 'have had', 'has had', or 'having had'. Maybe that's what you needed to
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Sorry, it should be have had/having had. and are my sentences sounds ok?
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Wonder123have had/having had'have had' (and 'has had') is the present perfect tense of 'to have'. It is used in finite clauses.
'having had' is the perfect participle, a non-finite form, typically used in a modifying non-finite clause.
CJ
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Wonder123They are not completely correct.are my sentences sounds ok? ... do my sentences sound OK?
Having seen this pictures of rose again and again each day, my friend also became rose flower fan, like me.
Having seen pictures of roses aga
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